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Fate did things well – or not – by putting OM and PSG face to face in the round of 16 of the Gambardella Cup.
National technical director of the French Football Federation, Hubert Fournier had a heavy hand during the draw for the 16e of the Gambardella Cup final.
In this national cup reserved for under-19s, OM and PSG will challenge each other prematurely, on the verge of the round of 16.
A great showing since the young Marseillais are leaders of their national U19 group, while the Parisians are second, tied on points with Amiens, but with a match in hand.
The 16e of the Gambardella final:
US Pays de Saint-Omer – Le Mans FC
Mantois 78 FC – Havre AC
Stade Brestois 29 – Amiens SC
Stade Rennais FC – En Avant Guingamp
Stade de Reims – FC Nantes
RC Epernay Champagne – Blois Foot 41
Brétigny Foot CS – FC Lorient
Stade Briochin – Stade Malherbe Caen
FC Metz – Foot Bourg-en-Bresse Péronnas
ESTAC Troyes – Clermont Foot 63
Paris FC – Toulouse FC
AS Nancy Lorraine – AS Saint-Étienne
Valencia Olympic – AS Monaco
Ent. Saint-Clément Montferrier – Andrézieux-Bouthéon
US Ivry Football – Versailles FC 78
Olympique de Marseille – Paris Saint-Germain
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